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It was time to move from writing law to applying it. .
Mr. Antonio(Angola) agreed that it was time to move from theory to action.
It was time to move towards a"transformative dialogue" with concrete policy recommendations and follow-up action.
Nevertheless, it provided a good basis for future work, and it was time to move to implementation.
It was time to move from theoretical to practical application of results-based-budgeting principles and truly performance-based management.
While SPECA had achieved good results, it was time to move forward, produce new ideas and find new drivers.
It was time to move to a new phase of negotiations in which countries explored not what they would prefer, but what they could live with in the broader interests of the Organization.
The crisis also led to the realization among Governments that it was time to move from a microcredit and microfinance regime to more comprehensive financial inclusion.
It was time to move into the implementation phase and translate the commitments made into practical actions, since the important target date of 2015 was only 12 years away.
Many international commitments had been made at places like Gleneagles and Heiligendamm, but it was time to move beyond promises and put up the money for those in need.
Participants noted that it was time to move from a crisis-management approach to prevention and preparedness actions to tackle the impacts of drought.
Full advantage should be taken of the momentum created by the constructive work of the Ad Hoc Committee; it was time to move on to the drafting of a consolidated text of a convention for an international criminal court.
A group of delegations said that it was time to move forward on a number of points, specifically the written presentation of documents and the definition of the Board's work programme, although that would not finish the job of improving working methods.
The Under-Secretary-General for Peacekeeping Operations, addressing the Fourth Committeeof the General Assembly, indicated that it was time to move beyond a focus on integration to a more holistic concept of partnership.
While the various plans being implemented by the over two dozen United Nations agencies, funds andprogrammes involved in the Second Decade for the Eradication of Poverty were commendable, it was time to move from ideas on paper to concrete results.
Mr. Koroma(Sierra Leone), welcoming the comments made,said that it was time to move from interactive debate to action in order to ensure that the peacebuilding process did not lose momentum.
It was time to move from the promotion to the implementation of international standards with the help of the Special Representative of the Secretary-General for children in armed conflicts and of UNICEF, and to improve coordination within the United Nations system on the basis of a clear division of tasks.
Rather than provide them with yet another opportunity to play their game of deception,I suggested that it was time to move beyond them; time to empower the Somali people; time the Somali people assumed responsibility for their own destiny.
Participants noted that it was time to move from a crisis management approach to prevention and preparedness actions for tackling the impact of droughts, and that this should include developing early-warning systems, cross-border coordination, public participation, education and training.
Mr. RANDRIAMALALA(Madagascar) said the Committee had devoted its three previous meetings to the organization of its work and it was time to move on to substantive issues, particularly the proposed programme budget for the biennium 1994-1995.
In his report, the Secretary-General called for international dialogue to allow developing countries a degree of regulatory tolerance; butIndia believed that it was time to move from debate to action, and increase the participation of developing countries in international processes of decision-making and rule formulation, since that was the only way to give greater balance to decisions and consolidate development goals.
Now, it is time to move to the most beautiful ones.
It is time to move from words to deeds.
Now it is time to move from discussion to true negotiation between Member States.
As I have already said, it is time to move forward.
It is time to move from promises to concrete action.
It is time to move from words to deeds!
It's time to move to greener pastures.